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Dams

  • Next Steps for Snake River Dam Removal

    Washington Governor Jay Inslee and Senator Patty Murray released their recommendations on a path forward for the Lower Snake River and removal of four dams.

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  • Governor Intercedes in Chehalis Dam

    Staunch opposition from Tribes, basin residents and conservation groups prompts Washington Governor Jay Inslee to demand a pause—and an alternative.

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  • A Dam on One of Washington’s Best Salmon Rivers?

    The math behind a proposed Chehalis River dam just doesn’t add up. This spring, residents will have the opportunity to demand a better solution for people and fish.

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  • In Hokkaido, the Dams Finally Come Down

    Former WSC scientist Dr. Pete Rand has been tracking the restoration of Shiretoko National Park for nearly 15 years. This summer, its rivers (and wild salmon) are breathing a bit easier.

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  • Respecting the Chehalis

    For centuries, the Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis have lived in partnership with this important river and the fisheries it provides. Will Lewis County listen to them, or ignore history—and dam the Chehalis?

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  • Quillayute River, Washington

    Keeping Chinook Rivers Whole in Washington

    The Wild Salmon Center’s Cold Water Connection campaign is working to reopen key Olympic Peninsula rivers after 150 years of heavy logging and road-building.

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  • Coldwater Connection

    Maintaining cold water refuges for Washington Coast salmon and steelhead is critical for their survival.

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  • Rooting Out ‘Mini-Dams’

    On the Washington Coast, we set out with partners to remove fish barriers in salmon strongholds.

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  • Susitna aerial showing Denali in the background

    Susitna Dam Stopped!

    Alaska coalition celebrates major milestone on the journey to protect the wild Susitna River.

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  • Hydropower That Respects Salmon

    Finding a path in Alaska to reliable clean energy and resilient salmon streams.

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